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Pola Negri en 1921. Aun en Polonia, Negri (rebautizada así por la poetisa italiana Ada Negri) llegaría a actuar en películas como Zona (La esposa), Bestia (La bestia) o Studenci (Estudiantes). Poco después viajaría a Berlín, Alemania, donde trabajaría en la compañía de teatro de Max Reinhardt y más tarde con Ernst Lubitsch.
Pola Negri ( / ˈpoʊlə ˈnɛɡri /; born Barbara Apolonia Chałupiec [a] [apɔˈlɔɲa xaˈwupʲɛt͡s]; [b] 3 January 1897 [c] – 1 August 1987) was a Polish stage and film actress and singer. She achieved worldwide fame during the silent and golden eras of Hollywood and European film for her tragedienne and femme fatale roles.
The Lubitsch-Negri combination was very successful and the roles that Pola played were earthy, exotic, strong women. One of her films, Passion (1919), was optioned and retitled "Passion" for exhibition in America. The film was such a success that by 1922 she and Lubitsch were both given contracts to work in Hollywood.
Abstract. Chapter 9 continues to focus on the power of gossip articles in the early days of Hollywood. It chronicles a fake feud between Pola Negri and the other Paramount superstar, Gloria Swanson.
Abstract. Choose. This article focuses on Pola Negri, one of the most iconic stars of the silent era, and concentrates on her performance and image in the Hollywood film Hotel Imperial (Mauritz Stiller, 1927). Assessing Negri's character within the wartime context of the plot, her screen presence and narrative function are analysed in relation ...
America of the 1920’s to mobilise fears surrounding women’s growing. independence and reflect concerns linked to the new wave of immigration. I will. analyse the ways in which Negri’s movies re-enacted those anxieties through their gender portrayal.
8 de abr. de 2018 · Pola Negri was a film legend with a film-worthy story. Born Apolonia Barbara Chałupiec, her life is a 20th-century retelling of Cinderella. It is a tale of extraordinary social ascent: from a poor riverside neighbourhood in Warsaw, Poland to Hollywood, by way of Berlin, from a humble attic room to a mansion in suburban Paris.
